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[juggernaut0690]

i bought limited eddition and i did not "recieve" wardens keep quest. also i have the PS3 version and i cannot access the sound track becasue i did not buy a blue ray drive for my already exspensive custom built from the ****ing ground pc.

and i am planning to buy this for my computer for the tool set but having a character in your camp saying heres a quest o wait that will be$$$ is retarded.

and how can a "warden" quest be an addon in my mind that should be part of the game since it sounds like something the main story would hold.

i do not agree its half a game but if there is alot of content coming out that involes more or less the "main" story ill start questioning Bioware further.

i want my ****ing sound track. i will download it if i have to.

[juggernaut0690]

EA wants as much money as they can get, they dont care about there reputation anymore, after all those sh'it games with a big EA for EAT A'ss. there like what microsoft did to Bungie.

im letting my little brother play the game on my ps3 at the moment /cry hes lucky he gets to play. and hes also hooked on it as i am.

o and bring the tool set to ps3 you know you want to!

[Dumnbunny]

Magnum Opus wrote...

2. Storage. Seems more than passingly strange that a 70 item limit is what they decided to go with in a game like this. I was leaving things behind before leaving the Tower of Ishal, for pity's sake. That it would take a bit of DLC to correct such a problem is... odd. Suspicious? Maybe if I were the sort to subscribe to the "content removal" theory, it would seem suspicious, but I prefer to think that someone just messed up somewhere, or they forgot that item hoarding is a major draw of this sort of game for many, many players.

All in all... not impressed with this latest "innovation" in story telling.

Buy a backpack before heading into the tower. Now you can carry 80 items. There are three more available later on.

[Shauk]

to the OP: Those who take up banners for worthless causes lead worthless lives.



Fact of the matter is, it's optional, don't cry. I don't cry every time I go to a resturaunt and can't justify ordering everything on the menu.

[cjbry]

Although I am thoroughly enjoying this game so far, I must say that I was VERY disappointed when I discovered the in game request for real life payment; shocked even. It’s such a terrible way to shatter the in game immersion. I cannot believe Bioware has stooped so low.

[juggernaut0690]

good point cjbry , it is very low.

[dburner]

It is called "breaking the fourth wall." http://en.wikipedia....iki/Fourth_wall

cjbry wrote...

Although I am thoroughly enjoying this game so far, I must say that I was VERY disappointed when I discovered the in game request for real life payment; shocked even. It’s such a terrible way to shatter the in game immersion. I cannot believe Bioware has stooped so low.

[Ecf1]

Other than DLC, is there anything to do after the climax of the game?

[artmonster1967]

Ecf1 wrote...

Other than DLC, is there anything to do after the climax of the game?

have a smoke ?

[Ecf1]

sorry for triple post

Modifié par Ecf1, 08 novembre 2009 - 04:58 .

[Ecf1]

I assumed they would have learned something from other games and continued the story after the main quest.

If someone would be so kind to make me an ascii middle finger to send to bioware

[Ecf1]

I assumed they would have learned something from other games and continued the story after the main quest.
If someone would be so kind to make me an ascii middle finger to send to bioware

[Malecite00]

Gee I dont know you could a) be a retard and sass them for making one of the most enjoyable and lengthy rpg experiences ive ever had or re roll another char and play it again?



SERIOUSLY WHAT THE HELL DO YOU PEOPLE WANT? They provide you with MORE content thats both optional and awesome, yet you complain that it should be removed or made magically free, right because people work for nothing in this day and age and unicorns fart revenue streams. They provide you with a MASSIVELY indepth rpg that has unprecedented play time and replayability and you complain its too short. They give you a brand new RPG experience and half of you gripe that its not Baldurs Gate 3. My God if ever I needed a reason to wonder why developers dont read their own forums this destroys that curiosity. Your all entitled to your opinions, but some of them are shockingly ignorant and petty when viewed in light of everything this game accomplishes.

[Brentra]

cjbry wrote...

Although I am thoroughly enjoying this game so far, I must say that I was VERY disappointed when I discovered the in game request for real life payment; shocked even. It’s such a terrible way to shatter the in game immersion. I cannot believe Bioware has stooped so low.

I completely agree. The practice is contemptible and this is definitely not something I'd expect from a company of this stature. I'm also curious, after spending years on developing an immersive world with realistic NPCs, was this cheap immersion-breaking advertising trick really worth it?

[zzenn]

It's entirely possible for bioware to have let the DLC be free. It's included in the game box, so there really is no reason why anyone should be fleeced at this point.

The sad truth is that Bioware is now suffering from EA. They're turning into another mindless drone that does as their puppetmaster decrees.

Expect to see games from Bioware steadily deterioating, like all other games that EA touches. DLC and microtransactions are the new buzz and EA wants a slice of the pie from the RPG crowd.

Yep, that means you.

For all of you morons that love to waste money, good for you. The rest of us, who feel it's cheating to charge extra for something that's already IN THE BOX, we are just as entitled to our opinion.

This isn't the Sims where you pay to get a different set of pants. It's Dragon Age, the so-called spiritual successor to Baldur's Gate series. Baldur's Gate didn't have ****ty DLC. It had HUGE expansions, not some dinky small add-on that's hardly worth the price.

Tell me to GTFO all you want, the main thing is my comment is now on the boards for all to see, plus the rabid responses of blind fanboys too.

Modifié par zzenn, 08 novembre 2009 - 05:26 .

[Malecite00]

Right blind fanboys? Did you read the thread and realize that this content was additionally created AFTER the game was finished. Hence the developers PUT MORE GODDAMN HOURS INTO MAKING IT. Games work on a budget like any industry. If a mechanic fixes your car then has extra time is he going to suddenly go and replace your windshield for free? If he does I would love his number as that sounds crazy. Well guess what, it is crazy to truly expect developers to provide you with extra content after the fact. Companies like Valve do it sure, but thats a voluntary choice and they are not under EA's mandate. Additionally they have massive pockets and can choose their own projects. On the subject of valve though, before you glorify them, L4D 2 is essentially the same thing as Biowares DLC with a 60 dollar price tag, small improvements on the original game and ALL OF THE THINGS THEY PROMISED THEY WOULD RELEASE FOR FREE IN THE FIRST ONE. Seeing a pattern? My question is would you rather have a 50 dollar expansion that takes a year or 2 to come out or the OPTION to download additional playtime for a fraction of the price? I would like both.



NO ONE IS FORCING YOU TO BUY IT. How can that be made any clearer. You all stand there with your hands out demanding that it should be free, well put your hands in your pockets and go find something else to do. This is reality we face, sure it would be nice if it were free but those days are over. Games like this cost millions to make and premium content comes at a premium price.



You can all have your ****ing morale outrage, but its really just useless verbal masterbating that doesn't change a thing. Change shoes with the developers and I imagine your perspective would change when the very fans your trying to please suddenly crucify you for offering them more.

[AdrianaLopezForero]

Thank you for the feedback. It is appreciated. It is what keeps us humble and pushes us to improve.

I love books. And for me, Dragon Age is a huge massive book. Stone Prisoner and Warden's Keep are just additional short stories adding background to a novel I love!

I know that those short stories could not have been part of the book. If you keep adding stories to a book without releasing it, the book would never have come out and I would have never enjoyed. But once it is out and in my hands .. I want to know more

My team, the team making the DLC is a small group of people who love RPGs, they love Dragon Age and they want to write additional stories for this massive book that we all love!

Modifié par AdrianaLopezForero, 08 novembre 2009 - 05:32 .

[H0spitaler]

Slipfeed wrote...

gcanders wrote...

Just wait for "game of the year' editions, my man. I did that with Oblivion, and I was happy. I think they advertised there would be paid downloads before they released it. What bothers me is that musical instrument in my camp. I want to play it. I would pay 1.00 to be able to pick up and strum some chords on that thing while a few of my group danced. I would pay 1.50 if they let me practice arpeggios.

I would actually pay 2.00 for an explination of how my charecter had sex while wearing plate armor.

that made me lol'd...

[Malecite00]

Well Adriana I hope when you put a face to the people actually creating the content, most of these ingrates will realize what your actually trying to do, aka giving them more of your story. Half the people ranting in this thread make it out to be that the team is trying to gouge them with the biggest knife they can find.



Thank you for the game and for your dedication to supporting it. Congrats on the epic story line and truly fantastic/spellbinding content.

[Eyeneuv]

Bio-Boy 3000 wrote...

Creating a thread were its main purpose is to feed grievances for those that are already concerned, is hardly conducive to telling EA/Bioware that you dislike their DLC approach. You need to start sending in well constructed criticisms in the for of an email, to have proper consideration for your concerns. All Bioware is getting from this is the same reciprocating argument that has happened within the last umpteenth thread created about this subject.

Well you want suggestions?

How about giving a stash as part of the original game? How could bioware put a limited inventory without thinking about this?

Now, i agree with the fact that Dragon age could be a great novel with parts left. But when I read a book, I don't expect to suddenly see the book telling me: if you buy this other book, you will have the full story! So please, just stop selling those thing in-game. If you REALLY want to advertise in-game, at least put it in the main menu or in a news section. And again, I want to point out that I'm not against DLC if they offer a fair content for a fair price.

Aside from those two things, Dragon Age ROCK! really that much!

Modifié par Eyeneuv, 08 novembre 2009 - 05:47 .

[Booster008]

totally agree with the OP. it's just lame.

[Henning Olsen]

zzenn wrote...

It's entirely possible for bioware to have let the DLC be free. It's included in the game box, so there really is no reason why anyone should be fleeced at this point.

The sad truth is that Bioware is now suffering from EA. They're turning into another mindless drone that does as their puppetmaster decrees.

Expect to see games from Bioware steadily deterioating, like all other games that EA touches. DLC and microtransactions are the new buzz and EA wants a slice of the pie from the RPG crowd.

Yep, that means you.

For all of you morons that love to waste money, good for you. The rest of us, who feel it's cheating to charge extra for something that's already IN THE BOX, we are just as entitled to our opinion.

This isn't the Sims where you pay to get a different set of pants. It's Dragon Age, the so-called spiritual successor to Baldur's Gate series. Baldur's Gate didn't have ****ty DLC. It had HUGE expansions, not some dinky small add-on that's hardly worth the price.

Tell me to GTFO all you want, the main thing is my comment is now on the boards for all to see, plus the rabid responses of blind fanboys too.

Hardly worth the price? It's 7$, I could eat 7$ worth of food in 5-10 minutes.

And as for Baldurs Gate not having DLC, neither did just about anything else 5 years or older, Morrowind did not but Oblivion had, Fallout 1-2 did not but Fallout 3 had, GTA IV was the first in the series to have DLC, I could go on but I have better things to do, and if you still complain, than I pity you

[Ertard]

The dlc team is seperate, and the content isn't in the box. However, they should have waited til you got the dlc to implement the quests. Annoying as it is now.

[Henning Olsen]

Henning Olsen wrote...


Hardly worth the price? It's 7$, I could eat 7$ worth of food in 5-10 minutes.

And as for Baldurs Gate not having DLC, neither did just about anything else 5 years or older, Morrowind did not but Oblivion had, Fallout 1-2 did not but Fallout 3 had, GTA IV was the first in the series to have DLC, I could go on but I have better things to do, and if you still complain, than I pity you

That said, I don't really think they should have put the guy who directs you to the DLC in the game, I myself ignore him untill I buy it, but as I said earlier, i understand completaly that people are angry by this, and I hope Bioware patch him out in the near future

Modifié par Henning Olsen, 08 novembre 2009 - 11:41 .